How to enable remote access?

Hi all,

I typed up what I believe to be a step by step for this process for dummies like me. Before I send these to the Kodi wiki admin I'd appreciate if someone smarter could vet it as correct.

How to enable netgear readynas to allow access by external equipment.
(Note: this works for firmware 6.2.4 please confirm for prior rel.)
Open the NAS admin page then select the 'Apps' tab.
MySQL should already be installed by default otherwise you'll need to install that first.
Otherwise, select 'Available Apps' then scroll to PHPMyAdmin and select 'install'
Once that has installed you will need to launch the app then log in with UN 'root' and PW *leave blank*
open the 'Users' tab and select 'Add user'
Enter user name as 'kodi' (to match your UN from advancedsettings.xml)
Leave 'host' as any host and leave the box blank
Type PW as 'kodi' (to match your PW from advancedsettings.xml)
Select check box 'Grant all privileges on wildcard name (username\_%)'
Select 'check all for 'Global privileges (Check All '
This creates the user profile that the kodi unit will use to create its own database. Next we need to tell the NAS/SQL to allow external equipment (your Kodi unit) by binding the address to 0.0.0.0 in the MySQL config file.
Doing this involves SSH which I find to be a bit of tricky black magic and Netgear warn that they may deny support if you activate it. If you follow the instructions you should be fine.
Firstly, back at the NAS' admin page select the 'system' tab and then 'settings' and then under services you will see 'SSH' check that to activate it.
Now download putty.exe (available here http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html)
Open putty.exe select run and then click on the host box. Fill in your NAS ip (192.168.1.*???)
Leave the port set as 22 (this is the SSH port).
You will then see a black screen with 'login as:' prompt. type 'root' hit enter.
The PW is the password for your NAS admin account. As you type the PW the cursor will not move or even blink so you may wonder if it is working. It is.
You will then receive the following prompt: 'root@*YourNASnamehere*:~#'
Type the following after the #: vi /etc/mysql/my.cnf
You are them presented with some text and the following prompt:
'Press ENTER or type command to continue' Hit enter
You are now presented with the config file (my.cnf) though this may not be obvious because you have to use the scroll arrows tow scroll down even though the scroll marker is at the bottom.
You are looking for [mysqld]
In the text below that you will see bind address = 127.0.0.1
Don't touch anything yet.
You best read this cheat sheet which explains how to edit the file (http://www.lagmonster.org/docs/vi.html)
What it tells you is to enter 'R' then type 0.0.0.0 over the '127.0.0.1' and then hit 'X' to delete any digits remaining.
It used to be that skip networking needed to be deleted but that is no longer required as it has been left out of the MySQL config file now.
Once that is done type ZZ to Exit and save changes if any have been made
Now close putty and breathe a sigh of relief that you didn't shut down the internet worldwide.
Reboot your NAS
Move on to configure your kodi unit so that it will create the database on your NAS.